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Society for Computers & Law (SCL)
Artificial Intelligence
Delay Analysis
Digital Death
Data Centers
Copyright Law
Asia
Postmortem Privacy
Inferential AI
Emotion AI
Environmental Justice
Agile
Fair Use
Intellectual Property
General Data Protection Regulation
Digital Immortality
Waterfall (software Development)
Ipira
Artificial Intelligence Act
Data & Society
Critical Path Method

New season: Technology & Privacy Law Around the World - starts 10 December 2024

Join host Mauricio Figueroa and guests on a tour of tech law from across the globe. The first episode looks at the evolving use of 'robot judges' in several jurisdictions. In the New Year further episodes will discuss the latest developments in India, Southeast Asia, South America, North America, Africa and Europe.

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Much of the current conversation about generative AI centres on what these models output and what users see and engage with. But the less visible side of machine learning echoes an older and unresolved debate that deserves renewed attention. From cre... more

The GDPR was enacted in 2016 and became applicable in 2018. As it approaches a decade since its application, it has become one of the defining instruments of technology law worldwide. Yet the questions facing data protection have continued to evolve,... more

In this episode, our host Mauricio Figueroa travels to Singapore to sit down with Professor Irene Calboli, founder of the IP & Innovation Researchers of Asia (IPIRA) Network. Their conversation ranges widely: from the evolving landscape of legal scho... more

Every time you click “generate” on a generative tool, a battle materialises: on one side, copyright holders; on the other, AI companies using that content to train their models. In this episode, we’re unpacking the AI copyright wars: how we got here,... more

Projects are not always delivered on time. Delay can give rise to disputes. There are accepted methods developed in the construction industry that are frequently deployed in relation to disputed IT delay, but changes in approach to technology project... more

We live our lives online and, increasingly, we die there too. Our data, social media, and the relationships we build in virtual spaces often outlive us, sometimes reshaping how others experience loss. For this episode, Mauricio Figueroa chats with tw... more

The digital realm is built on earth, steel, and wires. Behind every byte lies a network of warehouses drawing power, cooling systems consuming water, and land once belonging to local communities. As AI expands, so do its environmental demands. Can th... more

Latin America is an incredibly diverse region. Yet, from the shores of Baja California to the windswept plains of Argentinian Patagonia, it arguably shares more cultural common ground than Europe does as a whole. Despite this, it lacks a unified mark... more

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Alexis Ingber
Assistant Professor of Communication at Syracuse University
Syracuse University
Episode: Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World: Inferential AI
Rebecca Owens
Postdoctoral research associate in AI Law
Durham University
Episode: Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World: Inferential AI
Jiahong Chen
Data protection academic; senior lecturer at the University of Sheffield
University of Sheffield
Episode: Technology & Privacy Laws Around The WorldL The GDPR: toward its first decade
James Robson
Data protection practitioner; consultant
Independent/Consultant
Episode: Technology & Privacy Laws Around The WorldL The GDPR: toward its first decade
Irene Calboli
Founder of Ipira, IP researcher Asia
Ipira / IP Researcher Asia
Episode: Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World - Episode 10: Law and Innovation in Asia
William Hooper
Lead at Aura Consulting, expert in delay analysis
Aura Consulting
Episode: Delay Analysis in Iterative IT Delivery
Edina Harbinja
Associate Professor in Law at the University of Birmingham
University of Birmingham
Episode: Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World - Episode 8: Digital death and postmortem privacy
Patrick Stokes
Associate Professor of Philosophy at Deakin University
Deakin University
Episode: Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World - Episode 8: Digital death and postmortem privacy
Tamara Anis
Director of the Climate Technology and Justice Program at Data & Society
Data & Society
Episode: Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World - Episode 7: AI and Environmental Justice

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Mauricio Figueroa
Host of the podcast series focusing on technology, privacy law, and global regulation; affiliated with the Society for Computers and Law (SCL).

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Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World: Inferential AI
Q: Becca, how do LLM-based HR systems work and how do they map to the current legal terrain?
LLMs are tested with fake CVs to assess bias; results show professional characteristics drive decisions more than demographics, but demographic effects persist at small levels; testing context matters greatly.
Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World: Inferential AI
Q: What is the legal landscape like in the US right now when it comes to emotion AI?
There is no federal regulation specifically for emotion AI; some states have biometric privacy acts and others have broader AI laws that limit high-risk use, especially in employment, with piecemeal protections.
Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World: Inferential AI
Q: Alexis, you are a scholar with a background in communications; what have you learned from moving between privacy law and communication communities?
She explains bridging the two disciplines provides empirical support for policy and design ideas, and emphasizes cross-disciplinary collaboration to address privacy and design challenges.
Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World - Episode 7: AI and Environmental Justice
Q: Tamara, what led you to explore this topic and how did you start interrogating these questions?
Tamara explains the project began in 2007, tracking how social media and the internet evolved into long-term memory and data preservation, and how generative AI intensifies questions about ownership and digital afterlife.
Technology & Privacy Laws Around The World - Episode 10: Law and Innovation in Asia
Q: What is the role of interdisciplinarity in IP education and research?
Legal scholars should actively engage with business, economics, marketing, and social sciences to understand the economics of innovation, supply chains, consumer behavior, and the technology behind IP law, thereby making scholarship more impactful.

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A policy- and tech-focused podcast exploring how laws and governance intersect with technology across the globe. Episodes spotlight topics like AI, privacy, digital death, IP, climate impact of data infrastructure, and cross-border regulatory frameworks, often featuring academics, researchers, and practitioners who bring analytical, interdisciplinary perspectives. The show tends to center on how legal ideas meet practical challenges in fast-evolving tech contexts, including international collaboration, governance, and accountability for digital innovations. Noteworthy is the emphasis on regional and global perspectives—bridging jurisdictional differences, real-world case studies, and the interplay between policy, industry, and civil society... more

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